TaylorMade Golf has taken innovation to the next level with the new, re-engineered M2 irons and the introduction of the all-new M1 irons to round out the M family.
TaylorMade Golf has taken innovation to the next level with the new, re-engineered M2 irons and the introduction of the all-new M1 irons to round out the M family of irons to complement the M1 & M2 metalwoods.
In 2015, RSi irons were a breakthrough in game-improvement design. In 2016, M2 was a breakthrough in distance-iron design. Taking everything they learned from the creation of those two products, TaylorMade engineers embarked to create a series of products in M1 & M2 that take aim at delivering distance, height, forgiveness and feel with predictable, consistent performance.
M1 Irons: Distance & Forgiveness with Optimal Control
Complementing the M2 irons are the all-new M1 irons, an entirely new line that completes the M family of product. The intention while designing the M1 irons was to bring as much of the speed, forgiveness and playability of the M2 but deliver it to the player who prefers a slightly more compact look along with additional control and workability. This was achieved this by using many of the same technologies as M2 while adding a tungsten weighting system to allow for more freedom to create the shapes needed without sacrificing low-CG, COR or MOI.
Specifications, Pricing and Availability
Available at retail on 1st March, 2017, M1 irons (Steel 7-piece set - £849; Graphite 7-piece set - £1,049) will be offered in 3-iron through SW.
M2 2017 Irons: Ultimate Distance Meets Ultimate Forgiveness
The 2017 M2 irons are the culmination of several years of developing meaningful technologies designed to help golfers achieve more distance, peak trajectory and forgiveness; overall, a more consistently performing iron swing after swing. As is the case with the M1 irons, as clubhead dimensions continue to get thinner across the face and topline, the challenge to design an iron with best in class sound and feel becomes more and more difficult. Engineers have utilized technologies first developed in RocketBladez irons (Speed Pocket), the Face Slots introduced in the RSi irons and an ultra-low centre of gravity (’16 M2), effectively combining them in one product to produce a remarkably long and forgiving iron while maintaining playability.
Specifications, Pricing and Availability
Available at retail on 27th January, 2017, M2 irons (Steel 7-piece set - £699; Graphite 7-piece set - £799) will be offered in 4-iron through LW.
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